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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

3

Are You Tired Nervous and Steepless Publicity Ad

A vintage advertisement extols Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as nourishing blood to steady nerves and boost vitality. It argues against alcohol in tonics, claims universal medical authority endorsement, and promotes related products and a free medical adviser booklet available by mail from Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.

Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Common Sense Medical Adviser R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Over the House How to Wash Flannel for Best Drying

The guide details washing flannel using warm suds with soap and borax or ammonia, avoiding rubbing on boards or by hand. Rinse in a second warm tub, then air dry or near heat to prevent stiffness. If outdoors drying is not possible, dry in a dry room to speed drying and prevent fabric damage.

How To Remove Grease Stains From Fabric

Ruth recommends sprinkling fuller's earth on the wrong side of the fabric and letting it sit for forty eight hours. Cover with blotting paper and apply a warm iron, replacing the paper to continue drawing out the grease. Finally, sponge the right side with an equal mix of alcohol and ether.

Ruth

Dainty Orange Cups with Coconut and Mint

A dainty preparation for oranges involves cutting the tops and scooping out the pulp. The rind edges are scored, pulp mixed with sugar and shredded coconut, a teaspoon of sher ry or creme de menthe added per portion, then filled back into the skins and topped with coconut. Garnish with a sprig of dark green leaves on each plate.

Oiling and staining floors with cloth yields better finish

Advice from old trade notes recommends using a woolen cloth to apply oil and stain on floors rather than a brush. Rub oil or stain thoroughly into the wood with one cloth and wipe away excess with a second cloth for a smoother, more satisfactory result.

Cleaning a Copper Kettle with Lemon and Bath Brick

To clean a copper kettle, scour with a cut lemon dipped in bath brick to remove stains, then wash in warm soapy water. Polish with dry powdered bath brick and a soft cloth. A paste of powdered bath brick and oil may replace the lemon if preferred.

New Use For Table Oilcloth Surfaces

A worn floor oilcloth can be revived by applying common floor paste used for wallpaper to the surface like wall paper. The method creates a fresh look and surprisingly durable wear.

Peppery commission merchant scolds clerk over thinking

A New York Press item describes a sharp talking commission merchant who berates clerks for thinking. He boasts of salary and control, then mocks a clerk who says he thought. The exchange highlights the boss's demand that staff think occasionally and not act as automatons.

New York Press

The Simple Truth in a Glass of Rivalry

In a brief exchange the manufacturer touts his latest novelty while a visitor counters that rival goods fare better. The visitor finally reveals a different line of business as he asks if the maker is in the same trade, prompting a pointed aside about gunpowder.

Philadelphia Press

Quickest Way to Send a Message Noted

A brief dialogue shows a wife asking whether telephone or telegraph is fastest, while the husband directs to relay the instruction to a woman. The excerpt reflects simple communication preferences in a domestic setting.

Envelop injured part in hot flannel for sprains

The best relief for a sprain or strain is to wrap the affected area in thick flannel wrung from boiling water. Maintain the fomentation until the pain subsides.

Paste For the Nails Remedy Steps

A nail treatment suggests mixing equal parts turpentine and myrrh into a paste. Apply at night and bind with a cloth to keep from staining clothing. In the morning remove the paste and wash with olive oil to finish.

Quick Gem Tin Gluten Free? Noted Baking Steps

A concise recipe instruction detailing mixing two cupfuls of gluten flour with two teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Add one beaten egg and two cupfuls of milk, then beat thoroughly. Pour into hot gem tins and bake in a quick oven.

Cleaning grease from matting with chalk and benzine

Cleaning grease from matting may be done by covering the stain with French chalk then sprinkling benzine. After the benzine evaporates brush away the chalk and the spot should disappear.

Relief for Gumboils Remedy Cites Fig and Cayenne

A vintage health tip advises a gumboil sufferer to apply the toasted soft inside of a fig dusted with cayenne pepper. The remedy causes brief discomfort but promises relief from the painful boil within minutes.

Unclear fragment prompts cleanup of spill response

Fragmentary OCR text discusses flour and oil spill impact, with unreadable placeholders and garbled phrases. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. The excerpt lacks a coherent event, date, or location to summarize as a news item.

Having Some Fun in Prison Interchange

The Houston Post quotes a long faced prison visitor and a convict in a wry exchange about confinement and public life. The inmate jokes that prison bars gratify him and questions how to attract attention for re election while fearing investigation.

Houston Post

Witticus and Muggsby Comic Valentine Exchange

In a playful courtroom moment Witticus notes he would have sent Muggsby a comic valentine but could not find any that were handsomer than Muggsby. The judge ends the banter with a brief remark.

Witticus Muggsby Itticus

Summer Inaction Among Boarders Revealed

A brief exchange features a man with a rubber habit noting summer routines and a truthful actor replying that summer means nothing but boarding houses. The clipped dialogue captures a moment of idle season morass.

Chicago

Prominent Men Reported Ill in Baltimore Debate

A Baltimore American exchange notes many leading figures ill and attributes the cause to exposure, prompting speculation on the underlying health issue among prominent men.

Baltimore American

Conversation Reflects Loaned Money and Friendship Strain

A brief exchange shows Bill noting Jal appears friendless while Jal admits borrowing money from everyone he knows, highlighting financial strain and social tension from the Yonkers Statesman source.

Bill Yonkers Statesman

Inviting an Agreement Abridged Version

A fragmented note discusses reaching a marriage agreement between two parties. The text hints at cooperation and potential terms, mentioning collaboration and mutual acceptance in a tentative arrangement. No specific names or dates are clear in the legible portion.

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